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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1967

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Docking Presses Cool Reaction To Turnpike Special Meeting

Gov. Robert Docking said he wants to see the Kansas Turnpike Authority’s letter requesting a special session before deciding to call one. The authority seeks $240,000 for a bond prospectus and feasibility study from Kansas City to Leavenworth, with funds possibly from the finance council and trustees.

Topeka Kan Robert Docking Kansas Turnpike Authority State Finance Council Turnpike Authority Kansas City Kansas City-Midcontinent International Airport Leavenworth Docking Finance Council Morgan Guaranty Trust MCI Robert Duncan Atchison New York The Highway Commission

Luncheon Meeting For Ambassadors

The Ambassadors of the Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce will hold a noon luncheon at the Orchid Buffet tomorrow. Buddy Ross of Ross, Inc. will be guest and lead a postmeal tour of Ross operations.

Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce Buddy Ross Ross, Inc Ross

Critics warn LBJ policy risks wider war with China

Washington AP two senatorial critics of Johnson urged slowing Vietnam bombing. Senator Morton urged declaring total victory as total war with China, while Senator Pell argued bombing North Vietnam is ineffective and should stop. Pell warned China could enter the conflict and trigger nuclear pressure, possibly drawing in the Soviet Union.

Washington Johnson Vietnam China Thruston B. Morton Rey Claiborne Pell D-R.1 Senate Foreign Relations Committee State Department North Vietnam Senate

200 Missing After Fire

Arson suspected in Brussels department store blaze that left 21 dead and 100 injured. Police tally death toll from debris and have identified 13 victims including one Spanish woman. Belgians among the others.

Brussels Fire Brigade

City Dads approve widening East Main street project

City commissioners adopted a resolution to widen East Main between Central and Ashby to match adjacent blocks. The 65-35 city to property owner cost split follows the same formula used two years earlier on Main Street between Central and Steuben, with no public hearing required due to owner signatories.

East Main Central Ashby Main Steuben John Sherman City Planning Commission Planning Board

Gulf Blockade Threat Deepens Middle East Crisis

The United States seeks new consultations with Britain, Russia and others as Middle East tensions rise. Egyptian President Nasser threatens to close the Gulf of Aqaba, risking Israeli access to the Red Sea and raising the prospect of war. The U.S. warns citizens to depart the region, Britain advises evacuation, and diplomacy intensifies with UN and Soviet talks underway.

Washington United States Britain Russia Middle East Beirut Lebanon Gamal Abdel Nasser Gulf of Aqaba Nasser Sinai Desert Israel Red Sea Eilat State Department U.S Mediterranean Egypt Jordan Jordan River Syria Iraq Gulf United Nations George Brown Moscow U.N Sharm el Sheikh Iran

Memorial Building Gets New Windows

Windows on the ground floor of the Memorial building were being replaced today. The project is part of the building maintenance plan, with funds available for a limited number of replacements. Aluminum frames replace the original wood frames, and Solar Window Co. of Olathe is performing the work.

Memorial Building Solar Window Co Olathe

Machine Gun Thugs Loot Brockton Bank for $700000

Three masked gunmen seized a Brink’s armored car outside the East Side branch of the bank and forced guards and employees inside. The loot included $460,000 in cash from the Campello branch receipts, with police noting the group restrained guards and staff before fled.

Brockton, Mass Brinl’s Inc Lincoln Campbello Raynham Dog Track East Side Cole Richard Gutteson Brockton Richard E. Hailey George LeMoine Bridgewater Gutterson

Bears Overrun French Creek Game Farm Demand Zoos Trade

Fred Trainer superintendent at French Creek Game Farm struggles with eight bears on site. six more than the facility can handle. He seeks to give them away to zoos or trade for other animals to relieve crowding.

French Creek, W.va Fred Trainer French Creek

Murder Victim Found in Carlson Staff Office

Judith K. Robeson, 24, an attractive blonde research assistant in Senator Frank Carlson’s Kansas office, was found slain in her sixth floor apartment near the Capitol. Police called the death violent and the case wide open. Robeson, KU graduate from Mission Hills, had worked in the Carlson office about three years.

Washington Frank Carlson Capitol Judith K. Robeson Robeson Anthony Armenta Miss Robeson Kansas University Mission Hills Kan Kansas City Carlson

Outline Plans For Dairy Month Observance Meeting

A Friday noon meeting at the Orchid Buffet will outline Neosho county’s June Dairy Month observance. Attending are chamber manager Jack Groves, agriculture committee chair D. Propst, Wilbur Thompson of Chanute, Bernard Hagen, Wayne Pearce, and Everett Shrum of Erie along with dairy representatives.

Neosho County Chanute Area Commere Jack Groves D. Propst Agriculture Committee Wilbur Thompson Chanute Bernard Hagen Wayne Pearce Everett Shrum Erie

Phone number to reach Tribune via carrier after six

The notice directs readers to contact the Tribune through their carrier and provides a fallback dial number HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. Readers are urged to use the specified contact method to reach the Tribune when normal lines are unavailable.

Tribune

Five U S Planes Shot Down In Vietnam Truce

SAIGON AP A 24 hour truce for Buddha's birthday held across much of Vietnam. The U S Command reported ten Americans killed and 17 wounded in clashes since the cease fire began. In the first 12 hours, 21 incidents were logged with a major firefight in Quang Ngai Province leaving six Americans dead and nine wounded.

Saigon Buddha Vietnam U.S U.S. Command North Vietnam South Vietnam 101St Airborne Division Quang Ngai Province

Underground Nuclear Test Rocks Southern Nevada

A large underground nuclear test conducted by the Atomic Energy Commission at the Nevada test site produced a powerful shock wave felt in Las Vegas, with buildings swaying more than 100 miles away. The intermediate yield device equaled 200000 to 1000000 tons of TNT and was buried 2450 feet on Pahute Mesa. The rolling tremor started about 30 seconds after detonation and lasted around a minute.

Las Vegas Nev Nevada Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Test Site Pahute Mesa

Weather forecast for Kansas fair and warm with cooling

The Weather Bureau predicts fair and warm conditions across Kansas with a weak cool front cooling eastern areas Wednesday. West will stay fair, east partly cloudy today through Wednesday. Highs today in the 80s to low 90s, lows in the upper 50s, with Monday highs from 66 at Manhattan to 80 at Olathe.

Topeka Weather Bureau Today Kansas Manhattan Olathe Garden City Abilene

Intercepted Letter Mentions Space Age Armored Car Gap

An intercepted note to Cha hints at a need for a space age replacement for armored cars, suggesting a futuristic or advanced security solution. The message is brief and cryptic, lacking names or concrete details but implying technological upgrade needs.

Living Costs Rise Sharply in April in 1950s Data

The Labor Department reports a 0.3 percent April rise in consumer costs the sharpest in six months with overall prices up about 2.5 percent for the year. Food fell 0.4 percent while clothing, furniture, gasoline and medical costs climbed. Wholesale prices showed a May rise. earnings for 44 million workers fell in purchasing power despite a 40 cent weekly gain.

Washington Labor Department Commissioner of Labor Statistics Arthur M. Ross Bureau Ross

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LBJ Pell Soviet Union Cheryl Acree Sam Barnhart Linda Ashley Miss Acree Drum Corps Bob de Bolt Chanute Ambulance Service DeBolt Bob Dietz Wichita International Rescue and First Aid Assn Dietz de Bolt Neosho Memorial Hospital County Medical Society Police and Fire Departments Board of County Commissioners W. W. Turner S. Lincoln Don Stanislaus Sherman Commission Fred Harris New York City Gov. Docking Kansas Department of Economic Development Harris Frederic L. Lincoln First County National Bank of Reginald Cole Wasserby Brockton Hospital She Mark Robeson Yellow Transit Co Ben Hai River Cha Yours
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